Locunity/Pinole, CA
The legislative body of the City of Pinole responsible for setting local policy, adopting ordinances, and overseeing city administration.
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Recent updates from Governing Board
Public comment raised concerns about the status of the police labor contract and requested enhanced lighting and security at Bayfront Park.
Council provided direction and took roll-call votes on 2026 appointments. Notably, Devin Murphy was appointed as MCE delegate (3–2), while a proposed change to WestCAT delegates failed (2–3) and the current assignments were retained unanimously.
Council adopted a resolution appointing Anthony Tave as Mayor and Devin T. Murphy as Mayor Pro Tem. Oaths were administered by Contra Costa District Attorney Diana Becton and former Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Julie Hsu. The new Mayor emphasized infrastructure priorities.
Council discussed communication strategies for implementing a new ordinance, including social media, website, PCTV, newsletter, and a possible citywide mailer estimated at around $10,000. The Mayor also highlighted the state AG's misconduct reporting portal.
Acting City Manager reported the RFP for executive search is live (deadline Jan 9, 2026) and the FY24–25 ACFR is scheduled for Jan 20, 2026.
Council directed staff to review and propose updates to the City's procurement policy, including preference policies such as union printing, and to clarify precedence among competing policies.
Council directed staff to return with an analysis and framework for a CPTED and small business facade improvement program.
Reports highlighted successful local holiday events and a community call for kindness. The Mayor's report emphasized inclusivity and respect.
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